The answer is False
Adverbs frequently end in -ly, however, many words and phrases not ending in -ly serve an adverbial function and an -ly ending is not a guarantee that a word is an adverb.
Answer:
has to, had to, have to
Explanation:
'Had to' should be used on past tense so only second question mentioned yesterday.
'Have to' should be used on I You We They, and 'has to' for He She and It.
His toilet brush breaks so he asks map ilia to get him a new one I'm pretty sure this is what u need to know
Answer:
We hoped that the restaurant manager would sponsor our baseball team.
Explanation:
Avoiding "redundancy and wordiness" is eliminating unnecessary words without changing the meaning of the sentence.
This sentence uses fewer words without altering (changing) the meaning of the sentence.
